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  • The Aruka Community: Why a Health & Performance Tribe Matters Now More Than Ever

    Health used to be simple.

    You moved, you ate, you slept—and you were surrounded by a tribe that encouraged all of it.

    Today? We’ve got more information, more gyms, more food choices, more content… and somehow, less connection.

    At Aruka, we believe the solution isn’t just smarter plans or better programming.
    It’s people.
    And that’s why we’ve built the Aruka Community—a space for shared learning, mutual encouragement, and transformational conversations around movement, health, and restoration.

    🤝 Why a Community?

    Because transformation isn’t a solo sport.

    • Clients need support beyond their workout.
    • Coaches need a place to sharpen and grow.
    • Parents need guidance they can trust.
    • Professionals need connection with like-minded peers.
    • And we all need to feel like we’re not doing this alone.

    Isolation is the enemy of growth.
    We’re building a tribe that lifts each other up.

    🧱 What Makes the Aruka Community Different

    The Aruka Community isn’t just another forum.
    It’s a curated environment grounded in:

    • Skill-Based Health
    • Faith-Inspired Stewardship
    • Performance Truth Over Fitness Trends
    • Collaboration, Not Competition
    • Education That Leads to Action

    It’s not about ego, likes, or arguments.
    It’s about getting better—together.

    🧭 Inside the Aruka Community Forum

    We’ve built the forum around 10 key areas—each one tied to a pillar of the Aruka model:

    1. Health – Nutrition, recovery, detox, disease prevention
    2. Performance Training – Strength, endurance, speed, agility
    3. Skill Development – Movement IQ, neurogenics, movement literacy
    4. Spiritual Training – Biblical worldview, faith in action, purpose
    5. Shapeshifters – Body transformation and weight management
    6. Youth Development – Parents, coaches, and young athletes
    7. Age Well/Longevity – Movement and vitality after 30
    8. Sports Injury & RTP – R6 rehab, RTP case studies, protocol Q&A
    9. Coaches, Therapists & Pros – For our leaders and practitioners
    10. Professional Services – Aruka tools, MyPlans, assessments, Blueprints

    Each category will have weekly content themes, community prompts, and space for discussion, feedback, and encouragement.

    💡 What Members Will Find

    Whether you’re a casual reader, a client, or a certified Aruka pro, the forum is designed to help you:

    • Ask questions and get clear answers
    • Share ideas, wins, struggles, and stories
    • Connect with others pursuing the same path
    • Learn from Coach J, guest contributors, and other professionals
    • Grow your personal movement, health, or coaching journey
    • Stay motivated and equipped through every season

    You’ll also get:

    • Early access to articles, tools, and Blueprints
    • Behind-the-scenes updates on new assessments and protocols
    • Exclusive “Coach’s Corner” insights directly from me
    • Special community challenges to build momentum together

    💬 Why It Matters More Than Ever

    Right now:

    • People are confused about health.
    • Athletes are frustrated by injury and broken return models.
    • Adults are losing their ability to move with confidence.
    • Families are overwhelmed with information but no guidance.
    • Coaches feel stuck in systems that don’t work.

    The Aruka Community is here to be a lighthouse.
    Not noise—but clarity.
    Not pressure—but presence.
    Not just content—but connection.

    🌱 You Don’t Need a Crowd. You Need a Tribe.

    A crowd watches you.
    A tribe walks with you.

    We’re building a community of:

    • Health seekers
    • Skill builders
    • Movement teachers
    • Thought leaders
    • People who care deeply about stewardship, performance, and purpose

    This isn’t about fitting in.
    It’s about finding your place—in a movement that’s bigger than reps and routines.

    🛠️ Coming Soon: Member Tiers & Perks

    Basic Members

    • One-time $25/year
    • Forum access
    • Blueprint starter kits
    • 10% supplement discounts
    • Coach J content drops

    Pro Members

    • $10/month or $99/year
    • Virtual locker + MyPlan delivery system
    • 25% supplement discounts
    • Full video vault + Restoration Library access
    • Monthly live Q&A calls with Coach J
    • Early enrollment in certifications and mentorships

    This is just the beginning—and you’re invited.

    🔚 Let’s Build the Tribe That Rebuilds Others

    The future of health isn’t a program—it’s a people-powered mission.
    Let’s walk it together.
    Let’s restore clarity.
    Let’s rebuild performance.
    Let’s bring back purpose.

    Welcome to the Aruka Community.

    See you inside.

    —Coach J
    Kent Johnston

  • The Professionals Who Will Shape the Future

    There’s a new kind of professional rising in the health and performance world—
    Not just trainers or therapists. Not just strength coaches or rehab specialists.

    But integrators—leaders who blend movement science, skill development, health restoration, and personal transformation into one powerful approach.

    These are the coaches, therapists, and fitness professionals we need more than ever.
    And at Aruka, we’re here to equip them.

    🧠 Why the Old Model Isn’t Enough Anymore

    Let’s call it what it is:

    • The medical model is often siloed, reactive, and disconnected from performance.
    • The training model is often linear, load-focused, and disconnected from restoration.
    • The rehab model is often short-sighted—just “fix and release” with no skill rebuild.
    • The fitness industry is often aesthetics-based, with little emphasis on movement quality or longevity.

    Each of these models has strengths.
    But none of them are complete on their own.
    The future belongs to those who can connect the dots.

    🧩 What the Future Demands

    The modern athlete, parent, youth, and aging adult face a new set of challenges:

    • Injury rates are higher.
    • Movement dysfunction is common.
    • Mental fatigue is real.
    • Confidence in health professionals is declining.
    • People want purpose, not just programs.

    What they’re asking for—whether they can name it or not—is this:

    “Help me move better.
    Help me feel whole again.
    Help me restore what I’ve lost—and discover what’s possible.”

    That’s the mission.
    And it requires a new kind of professional.

    🔑 The Aruka Practitioner: A New Kind of Guide

    We’re building a community of leaders who:

    • Understand the relationship between movement and health
    • Train the brain and body together
    • Use assessment, not assumption
    • Prescribe skill, not just intensity
    • Restore function before they push performance
    • Collaborate—not compete—with other professionals
    • Communicate clearly with parents, athletes, and patients
    • Model integrity, stewardship, and faith-based leadership

    These are the pros who will shape a better future for health, fitness, and athletic development.

    🛠️ How Aruka Supports the Pros

    We’re not just offering training systems.
    We’re building a framework for professionals to integrate into their coaching, therapy, or fitness business.

    Coming this year and beyond:

    • ✅ Movement IQ Certification – Become a certified evaluator and prescriber
    • ✅ Access to Aruka Blueprints & MyPlans – Use our proven programs in your facility or practice
    • ✅ Return-to-Play Protocols – Apply the R6 Model with clarity and structure
    • ✅ The Aruka Knowledge Library – Get ongoing education in Movement, Nutrition, and Restoration
    • ✅ Virtual Locker Room Access – Organize and assign programs to your clients or athletes
    • ✅ Revenue-Sharing Opportunities – Get paid for assessments and plans you deliver
    • ✅ Exclusive Community Forum – Connect with other practitioners in our Pro Network

    Whether you’re:

    • A performance coach building high school or college athletes
    • A physical therapist looking to expand your skill restoration focus
    • A personal trainer wanting to go deeper than sets and reps
    • Or a faith-based health leader wanting to bring meaning to your mission—
      Aruka has a place for you.

    🔄 Restoring the Professional Role

    This isn’t just about education—it’s about restoration.
    We’re restoring what the professional role was always meant to be:

    A teacher. A guide. A rebuilder. A steward.

    Someone who sees the whole person.
    Someone who understands dysfunction, but sees potential.
    Someone who trains movement—but honors the mind, body, and spirit.

    That’s the Aruka model.

    🔜 Next Steps for Coaches & Therapists

    We’re developing pathways for professionals who want to:

    • Add assessments and deeper diagnostics to their toolbox
    • Work more holistically with clients and athletes
    • Build sustainable, purposeful programs
    • Offer real solutions to pain, poor movement, and performance plateaus
    • Contribute to a global mission to rebuild and restore movement literacy

    👣 Let’s Build the Future—Together

    You’re not just a trainer.
    You’re not just a rehab specialist.
    You’re a change agent.

    The world doesn’t need more noise. It needs more clarity.
    It doesn’t need more programs. It needs more prescription.
    It doesn’t need more pressure. It needs more purpose.

    That’s the kind of leadership we’re building at Aruka.
    And if you’re ready, we’d be honored to have you walk this mission with us.

    Let’s restore the standard.
    Let’s raise up a new kind of professional.
    Let’s shape the future—one life, one skill, one movement at a time.

    —Coach J
    Kent Johnston

  • Age Well, Move Well: Longevity Through Skill-Based Training

    Growing older doesn’t have to mean growing stiffer, weaker, or more fragile.
    That narrative? It’s outdated.

    At Aruka, we believe aging should mean:

    More confidence. More control. More freedom in your body—not less.

    And the secret to making that happen?
    Not just lifting weights or walking more.
    It’s skill-based movement training—the kind of training that keeps you sharp, mobile, and coordinated as the years go on.

    Let’s redefine what it means to age well.

    🧠 The Real Cost of Aging Poorly

    Most age-related decline doesn’t start with illness.
    It starts with loss of movement quality—the kind that shows up as:

    • Slower reaction time
    • Decreased balance and stability
    • Stiff hips and backs
    • Poor posture
    • Lower confidence on stairs, trails, or uneven ground

    Eventually, this leads to:

    • Falls
    • Joint pain
    • Loss of independence
    • Reduced brain function
    • Fear of movement

    But this decline is not inevitable.
    It’s often the result of under-stimulation and poor movement habits, not aging itself.

    🧱 Why Strength Alone Isn’t Enough

    Sure, strength training matters.
    But here’s what most “age well” fitness models get wrong:

    They chase numbers—how much weight, how many reps—without teaching how to move.

    You can be strong and still move poorly.
    You can be active and still lose your edge if you’re not training coordination, rhythm, and reaction.

    What keeps adults truly agile, safe, and cognitively engaged is movement skill.

    🌀 The Aruka Approach to Longevity

    We help adults rebuild and maintain their movement through three powerful principles:

    1. Skill-Based Movement

    We restore the Movement Skills for Life—skills many adults haven’t practiced since childhood:

    • Balance
    • Skip
    • Hop
    • Throw
    • Catch
    • Shuffle
    • Jump

    These aren’t “kid moves”—they’re human moves.
    The loss of these patterns often marks the start of decline.
    We bring them back—step by step.

    2. Cognitive-Motor Training (Athletic Neurogenics)

    We pair physical movement with cognitive stimulus:

    • Dual-task drills
    • Rhythm-based movement
    • Reaction-based patterning
    • Eye tracking and visual cue work
    • Proprioceptive awareness under load

    This supports neuroplasticity—keeping your brain young through movement challenges that are fun, novel, and scalable.

    3. Restoration

    We prioritize:

    • Breath work
    • Soft tissue therapy
    • Joint mobilization
    • Recovery tools
    • Mind-body rhythm practices

    Because high performance doesn’t come from pushing harder—it comes from restoring smarter.

    🧬 Why Movement Skill = Longevity

    Here’s what the research and experience show:

    Movement skills improve balance.
    Better balance reduces fall risk.
    Fewer falls mean fewer surgeries, hospitalizations, and setbacks.
    Add to that increased brain function, confidence, and independence…
    And you have the true definition of aging well.

    I’ve seen 60-year-olds regain coordination they thought they’d lost forever.
    I’ve seen retirees become faster, more mobile, and more joyful in movement than they were in their 40s.
    All because we trained the nervous system, not just the muscles.

    💡 The Aruka Recode Series for 30+ Adults

    This is why we created the Aruka Recode Movement Screen Series, with three levels:

    • Level 1: Restoration – For adults new to movement or recovering from inactivity
    • Level 2: Vitality – For moderately active adults looking to improve control and coordination
    • Level 3: Longevity – For high-functioning movers who want to sustain neuroplasticity, rhythm, and high-level skill

    Each level includes:

    • Skill assessments
    • Movement drills
    • Coordination circuits
    • Cognitive + motor training
    • Safety-focused, fun-focused structure

    We’re not just getting people in shape.
    We’re keeping them sharp—physically and neurologically.

    🔄 Redefining What It Means to “Get Older”

    Getting older doesn’t mean slowing down.
    It means getting more intentional.
    It means training with skill, not just effort.

    You don’t lose coordination because you age.
    You lose it because you stop challenging it.

    The good news?
    You can get it back—and build it better than ever.

    👣 The Path Forward

    If you’re over 30 and wondering:

    • “Why do I feel stiffer lately?”
    • “Why is balance getting harder?”
    • “Why does movement feel less fluid?”

    This is your moment to take control.
    Start with skill.
    Restore what’s been lost.
    Rebuild the way you move.

    That’s how you age well, move well—and live well.

    —Coach J
    Kent Johnston

  • Episode 4 – The Game Plan

  • The Youth Movement Crisis: Why Kids Need Skill, Not Just Sport

    We’re raising a generation of kids who can swipe before they can skip.
    Who sit more than they sprint.
    Who spend more time in organized sport than in unstructured play.

    And now we’re seeing the results—

    More injuries. More anxiety. Less coordination. And fewer kids who actually know how to move.

    This is what I call the Youth Movement Crisis—and it’s real.

    At Aruka, we’re on a mission to change that.
    Not by making kids do more reps or play more games, but by helping them build the foundation they were never taught: movement skill.

    🚨 What’s Really Happening

    Here’s the trend I’ve seen over and over again in youth sports and development:

    • Kids specialize too early
    • They’re over-scheduled but under-developed
    • They train hard but move poorly
    • They’re strong in the weight room but dysfunctional on the field
    • They’re competitive but uncoordinated

    And because of it, we’re seeing:

    • Higher ACL tear rates in teens
    • Rising rates of burnout by age 13
    • Increased postural dysfunctions
    • Decreased agility, balance, and rhythm
    • Psychological stress and performance anxiety
    • A generation with low Movement IQ

    ⚠️ Why Sport Alone Isn’t Enough

    Just because a kid plays a sport doesn’t mean they’re building the right foundation.

    Most sports reward repeated patterns, not total-body development.
    And when kids skip key developmental windows to chase wins or rankings, their movement literacy suffers.

    Here’s the hard truth:

    A 12-year-old who can shoot a basketball but can’t skip, hop, or catch with rhythm is at risk.
    A 15-year-old with 200 pounds on the squat bar but no frontal plane control is at risk.
    A high school athlete who can perform drills but not react or adapt to chaos is at risk.

    And “more sports” won’t fix that.
    Movement skill development will.

    🧠 What Kids Really Need

    They need the Movement Skills for Life:

    • Balance
    • Walk
    • Run
    • Sprint
    • Jump
    • Skip
    • Hop
    • Shuffle/Slide
    • Throw
    • Catch
    • Strike
    • Kick

    These are not just physical actions—they’re neurological pathways that build coordination, confidence, and control.

    Without them, kids struggle to:

    • Control their bodies
    • Avoid injury
    • React to external stimulus
    • Process coaching cues
    • Compete with freedom and creativity

    🧱 How Aruka Rebuilds the Foundation

    We don’t just train young athletes—we teach them how to move.

    Our youth model includes:

    • Movement IQ Screens to assess coordination, symmetry, and skill gaps
    • Neuroplasticity-focused drills to improve rhythm, reaction, and timing
    • Athletic Neurogenics to develop the brain-body connection early
    • Multi-plane strength and movement work
    • Age-appropriate skill progressions for lifelong movement fluency

    We focus on competency before complexity.
    Because a kid who can move well can handle anything—sport, growth, pressure, or injury.

    💥 The Results Speak for Themselves

    I’ve watched:

    • Middle school athletes eliminate chronic knee pain through movement correction
    • Teenage baseball players improve throwing mechanics by retraining movement sequencing
    • Young soccer players prevent ACL issues through coordinated strength + plyo integration
    • Multi-sport kids avoid burnout and overuse by balancing movement and skill development

    And here’s the best part:
    They don’t just get better at sports—they fall in love with movement.

    That’s the goal.
    Not just better athletes—better movers, better thinkers, and better humans.

    🛠️ What We Offer Parents and Coaches

    Through Aruka, we provide:

    • Movement IQ Screens for youth
    • MyPlans customized for skill development
    • Return-to-Play protocols for post-injury restoration
    • Coordination Series designed to reawaken basic movement skills
    • Parent education and coach support tools to reinforce the process at home and in practice

    This isn’t about competing harder—it’s about developing smarter.

    👣 Let’s Restore the Path Forward

    Let me be clear: I love sport.
    I believe in its power to shape character, discipline, and resilience.

    But without a movement foundation, sport can become the problem instead of the solution.

    Our kids don’t need more pressure.
    They need more movement literacy.
    They need more unstructured play.
    They need more coaching that teaches the body—not just the scoreboard.

    That’s the Aruka difference.

    And that’s how we end the Youth Movement Crisis—one skill at a time.

    —Coach J
    Kent Johnston

  • Episode 4 – The Old Coach

  • The Aruka Philosophy of Health: Beyond Diet and Exercise

    We live in a world obsessed with surface-level health:

    • Burn more calories
    • Cut more carbs
    • Get more steps
    • Hit the gym five times a week

    But let me ask you this:

    Is that really health?

    At Aruka, we’ve learned to ask deeper questions—questions that go beyond the body, into the person.

    Because if all we’re doing is managing symptoms, shrinking waistlines, and chasing lab results—we’re missing the mark.

    Real health is about more than how you look.
    It’s about how you live, how you move, how you think, and how you restore.

    🌿 What Is Health, Really?

    Health is wholeness.
    It’s not perfection.
    It’s not abs and blood pressure numbers.
    It’s the ability to:

    • Move pain-free and confidently
    • Think clearly and handle stress
    • Digest and detoxify efficiently
    • Sleep deeply and rise with purpose
    • Maintain strength, rhythm, and resiliency over time

    At Aruka, health is the foundation of all performance—physical, mental, and spiritual.
    Without it, performance becomes temporary.
    With it, performance becomes sustainable.

    🔁 The Three Pillars of Aruka Health

    Everything we do at Aruka is built on these three pillars:

    1. Movement

    Not just working out—but moving with skill, intention, and variety.

    • Coordination. Strength. Elasticity.
    • All three planes. All the foundational movement skills.
    • Motion Therapy to fix dysfunction.
    • Athletic Neurogenics to retrain the brain.

    Movement isn’t punishment. It’s a privilege—and one of the greatest medicines we have.

    2. Nutrition

    We don’t count macros. We teach people how to eat real food and make sustainable decisions.

    • Hydration from clean water
    • Gut health through fiber and fermented foods
    • Macronutrient awareness without obsession
    • Intermittent fasting to teach the body resilience
    • Supplements that support—not replace—real nutrition

    Nutrition is about stewardship, not control.
    Discipline, not restriction.
    Awareness, not guilt.

    3. Restoration

    This is where most people break down—because they’re always on.

    But the body needs to repair, detox, sleep, breathe, and restore.
    That’s why we teach:

    • Sleep hygiene and circadian rhythms
    • Soft tissue therapy and breath work
    • Stress management and spiritual reset
    • Hormonal health and anti-inflammatory habits
    • Time away from screens and overstimulation

    Restoration is not optional—it’s the glue that holds the other two pillars together.

    🧠 Why the Body Isn’t Enough

    You can do everything right in the gym and still feel stuck if you’re carrying:

    • Mental fatigue
    • Emotional tension
    • Unforgiveness
    • Poor sleep
    • Chemical exposure
    • Misalignment with purpose

    That’s why Aruka doesn’t stop at fitness.
    We help people rebuild their:

    • Health IQ
    • Movement literacy
    • Stress response
    • Cognitive clarity
    • Spiritual rhythm

    You can’t “outfit” a broken life.
    You have to restore it from the inside out.

    ⚖️ Health That Balances All Things

    What makes Aruka different is this:

    We don’t separate the parts. We unify the person.

    • Your movement and your mindset are connected.
    • Your nutrition affects your emotions.
    • Your recovery impacts your decisions.
    • Your health is the product of everything you think, feel, eat, and do—day after day.

    That’s why we teach with a biblical lens, a performance framework, and a deep respect for human design.

    🔍 The Path Forward

    Here’s what we offer—not as a quick fix, but as a framework for life:

    • Blueprint Programs for Restoration, Movement, Nutrition, and Performance
    • MyPlans for customized coaching and support
    • Movement Assessments to uncover the root of dysfunction
    • Return-to-Play Protocols for injured athletes
    • Community Forums for ongoing learning and connection

    This isn’t a diet. It’s not a workout.
    It’s a philosophy—a roadmap for rebuilding the body, renewing the mind, and restoring the whole person.

    🕊️ In the End, Health Is Stewardship

    It’s not about control.
    It’s not about ego.
    It’s about taking what you’ve been given—and honoring it.

    “Behold, I will bring it health and healing; I will heal them and reveal to them an abundance of peace and truth.” – Jeremiah 33:6

    That’s the heart of Aruka.
    Rebuild. Restore. Renew.

    —Coach J
    Kent Johnston

  • Episode 4 – Questions and Answers

  • The Missing Link: Coordination and Movement IQ in Adults Over 30

    We’ve been sold the same message for decades:

    “Get strong. Do cardio. Stretch more. Eat clean.”
    All good advice—but here’s what most adults never hear:

    “You need to develop your coordination.”

    That’s right—coordination is one of the most important, neglected, and trainable physical traits for adults over 30.
    And it’s the key to what we call Movement IQ—your ability to move confidently, efficiently, and skillfully through life.

    🤔 Why Does Coordination Matter After 30?

    As we age, we start to lose not just strength and flexibility—but also rhythm, precision, and motor control.

    • Balance falters.
    • Timing gets sloppy.
    • Movements feel stiff or clumsy.
    • Confidence drops.

    This is often misdiagnosed as “just getting older”—but in truth, it’s a loss of coordination due to neglect.

    The good news?
    It can be rebuilt.

    🧠 Movement IQ: Your Neuromuscular Literacy

    At Aruka, we define Movement IQ as your ability to:

    • Learn and retain new movement patterns
    • Adapt your body in real time
    • React to external cues
    • Express movement with rhythm, control, and flow
    • Combine cognitive function with motor skill

    You don’t need to be an athlete to have Movement IQ.
    But without it—you become stiff, unsure, and injury-prone.

    🔄 Why Traditional Training Doesn’t Fix This

    The average adult’s training plan looks something like this:

    • Treadmill or bike
    • Resistance machines
    • Static stretching
    • Maybe some yoga or a bootcamp class

    What’s missing?

    • Multi-planar movement
    • Reactive drills
    • Novel coordination challenges
    • Locomotor skill practice (skip, hop, throw, catch, etc.)
    • Brain-body integration

    That’s why people “work out” for years and still feel awkward when they move.
    Fitness alone doesn’t build movement intelligence.
    Skill training does.

    🎯 Aruka Recode: Coordination for the 30+ Population

    We created the Aruka Recode Coordination Series specifically for adults who:

    • Want to feel more graceful and confident
    • Have done “fitness” but never learned real movement
    • Struggle with balance, agility, or fluidity
    • Want to preserve brain health and motor control for the long haul

    Each level of the Coordination Series targets:

    • Balance
    • Visual Tracking
    • Spatial Awareness
    • Body Synchronization
    • Reaction Time
    • Kinesthetic Differentiation
    • Rhythm

    And it does it all through movement—not machines.

    🧱 What Coordination Training Looks Like

    You won’t find these drills in a typical gym class. We focus on:

    • Pogo jumps forward/backward and lateral
    • Hopping sequences with pattern recall
    • Throwing and catching at different heights and tempos
    • Skipping + visual cue reaction
    • Rhythm ladders with callouts
    • Dual-task drills combining movement and math/language

    Why?
    Because they challenge both the muscular and neural systems—simultaneously.

    The result?
    Adults begin to move with more freedom, flow, and control.
    They don’t just feel younger—they move younger.

    🧬 The Neuroplasticity Factor

    Coordination training taps into something powerful: neuroplasticity.
    Your brain’s ability to form new connections doesn’t disappear after 30—but it does require novelty and focused movement.

    That’s exactly what Movement IQ work provides.

    • It sharpens your reflexes.
    • It builds new motor maps.
    • It strengthens your central nervous system.
    • It improves your attention, memory, and processing speed.

    This is how we age well—not just survive aging.

    💥 Real-Life Outcomes

    After just a few weeks of focused Movement IQ training, I’ve seen:

    • Former athletes regain lost fluidity
    • Sedentary adults gain surprising agility
    • Older adults reduce fall risk and stiffness
    • Coaches and therapists re-engage clients who were bored with fitness

    This isn’t just about physical performance.
    It’s about confidence, adaptability, and longevity.

    🛠️ What We’re Offering

    We’re building out full Recode Movement IQ Programs that will:

    • Include Movement IQ Screens
    • Provide 3-tiered progressions for Coordination Development
    • Include video tutorials and guided sessions
    • Offer integration options with MyPlans, Motion Therapy, or Restoration Blueprints

    It’s not just a class—it’s a recoding of your body’s operating system.

    🔁 Redefining Adult Performance

    Coordination isn’t just for kids or athletes.

    It’s for anyone who wants to move with rhythm, react with clarity, and age with purpose.

    Let’s stop ignoring the missing link.
    Let’s rebuild the skills that help us live fully—and move freely.

    —Coach J
    Kent Johnston